Comedy Network.ca plug-in

[trusselo 225]

It would be great to have a plug-in to watch web-based TV episodes from http://watch.thecomedynetwork.ca/ (videos play within Canada only).

and/or the other sites on its network, such as:

 

http://watch.discoverychannel.ca/

http://www.ctv.ca/video

http://video.tsn.ca/

 

 

xbmc has several plugins for these already

dafyddcrosby/plugin.video.comedynetwork · GitHub

 

[RELEASE] Canada On Demand (Successor to CTV Properties)

marius-muja/plugin.video.canada.on.demand · GitHub - (original git gone, this is someone else, same repo)

 

It would save time, downloading, fetching, and later deleting, of shows like the daily show with jon stewart and the colbert report, and would make it easier to watch things like canada's worst driver (which is really hard to find to download buy so i can rip). But is sitting right there for free on their site.

[Luke 42077]

@@snazy2000

[snazy2000 344]

Problem is I won't be able to test playback I may look in to it when playon is all ok

 

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[Luke 42077]

ok, this particular channel i'm not sure the importance of - trussello can comment. i only summoned you because this request was made before we had channels so at the time we didn't do this simply because it was too difficult.

[Tim Hobbs 91]

Considering the shows trusselo mentioned, I went to comedy central (it seems the site he refers to is the Canadian equivalent). The full episode content plays back via a flash player. I also visited the link, and the "we're sorry" message was a flash object embed. The current channels api doesn't support flash, does it?

[Luke 42077]

right now it needs a direct url to a media file

[snazy2000 344]

There will be a video file behind the flash object just got to find it

 

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[BATTLE DONKEY 98]

I would also love to see some love for us Canadians, we don't have access to many good sites like Hulu n whatnot to stream content over the net that Americans get. Our cable providers are afraid of competition and have done a remarkable job of keeping most content in their grasp